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The Jasper weekly courier., 1887-03-18

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prcssiensf 1nn qusss,un naS nos .-
ssfisizcsor'ly snswefsl ous an an.
thai tatss d'sss.es ~ ~, my y. a .sj
painful ~! among the moss o~nnon' snu
some member % neAry every 'smily - ne
land y ehs victim q one 2, snese 1rssa
eormensoE& Ladies eee9 % - pecunnLy
liable % neursiglc aiescks wn'en' - .hs
form q nsarA'g'c nsnusc"e, 49, - y.
back o. nervous ns,aa ase y cons.An. N.Y. 1e-
cnrsence nos unth tne discovery q Asn'o-
phosos had any ssmeuy pccn ounu ~
e>sher fheum.t's.n. neor1'gin q ,erseus
he:iscle' and they wers geners,'y con.
coded 20 o. sncnraoie' ous 1mloPncIr
hn oecn prove. e q nos eniy { e.a'i .;ni
cure sor tnese ds:eaxes' = ~ snsa' ssu ~
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The Jasper weekly courier., 1887-03-18

when public man 6nda MT only th~'
he hes made mistake, hut that the pub
lic knows u. he is verv apt I" thi"k sr'
aay thss shc newspapers have pvrjndicsd 4
the public against him. aud u 10 vrrv srt
sc he true. too. But that doesn't he'll
him snv. for The newspapers never pre-
iudlce the public against msn who y
hcnessly dung his duty. The public
reads The papers, hat Il also reads me''
and eorvra lie own conclusions. Thi'
! little homily is respectfully dedicated q
whomsoever Il may it, Philadelrhi'
/ inquirer.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1887-03-18
Notice Or Application for LiquOi

NYOT1CE Thereby given 70 The citisens o. Jasper end
An BainbrIdge township. Dubois c0ury Indiana. hst
Commissioners of Dubois county q their March term.
las7 unaer the provisions q IN Act entitled An Act
map and other Intoxicating liquors limit the lcen-
fee be hged By cities and towns and 70 repeal sII
former Laws regulating the sale u Intoxicating liquors
and I'll ia~s snt psrs ~ laws coming N co ct with
the psovIs' ~ This sct prescribing penalties cr the
si.istion thereof and declaring emergency ~ scd
~ The H. gsstufe 81 Indiana u 1879 for license 20
lees tlan qnnvt ~ sic 70 M drama the premises
Tor term q one year The precise location where be
desires 70 cell " n house situated anj heiuR On
ths west hall ~ Lot No. sixts Six - shown upon
che original map plat " he town ~ Isspsr. Hsin.
erIlss townshp, Dubois county Indi.na
rassn a. ,ovy-,v. -~s
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O. 9nSrrFPIf Ff

Ne hsv. agents constantly snpo,ed In securing rare
specimen~ cf the above named ARTICLES and oner 20
she puhlic - dne selection for ONE DOLLAR sthsy
~ r,oeure Il anv regular shell store fnr double the
amount ora DOLLAR CABINET. containing over
rwssvv vAHseuvs q shells Csrsls ste I'll please
both old and young ssreinlly packed. and mailed
"a. "a receipt d OxE DOLt.Ak. Address:
vARlSE CURIOSITY SUPPLY CO.
(Box 5l Key Vest. Florida.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1887-03-18
STEAM kSCINB FOR SALl

I Offer for sale : good twenty-five
horse power steam engine, with boiler.
|pusnp, piping, 90. &C., a : bArg~in II
|solI soon Apply q the ware.roOms of
the ~ per Furn'lurc Company On The
Puhiic square.
March ~ s7--tA
The Jasper weekly courier., 1887-03-18
NOTICE IF APPOINTMENT.

~ Office Is hereby given that William
~ Gearner has been appointed sd'
ministrator Of the estate OF Jacob Gesrn'
er. late Of Dubois county, indiana. de-
ceased. Said estate i supposed 10 bs
solvent.
WILLIAM GAREER, Admr.
J. L. BRETz. Attorney.
March 4fh. 1887 -3w.
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NOTICE or ADMINISTRATORS
APPOINTMENT.

NOTICE j. hereby given that the m
D.. der-igned has been appointed Ad
ministrstor Of the estaie OF Elisha Ptuits
deceased. late Of Dubois county. In
lama. Said estate is supposed to be col
vent.
ANDREW Crook. Admr.
TaAYLoR q HUNTER, Attorneys.
March 1lfh. 1887 3w
The Jasper weekly courier., 1887-03-18

The Prohibition campaign Il already
red not in tie state Of Michigan. The
Prohibitiorisss are rally ring in force from
al over the United States Miss Frances
willard. presidents of the Women's
Christian Temperance union. one o. the
most eloquent women in the world ;
Ger. Clinton B Fish. John B. Finch.
Mr.. Laihrop. Wa'terT- Mills. Miss AIMS
Gordon, A. b Leonard. prob>hly, Mr..
villars Rev J. O. Evans, are some 81
the speakers from abroad who will stump
the -iais. Prof. Samuel Dickie i chair
man of the state central committee. and
il Of the a5lest political managers in tn
stale.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1887-03-18

Ia terrible railroad accident On
ne R,.son and Providence road. oc-
rnrsrd uclr Forest Hill station last Mon.
nsy. ~ entire train with nine cars 60.
'ng Govt xiib bridge. killing 80 and
Hr+ly lnj1rinx about 100 The cause
q tnc osidgs breaking u not known.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1887-03-18

The Petersburg News says the girls
down there walk on stills during the
muddy time. in order 10 keep out Of the
mud. O1rs put ON wooden shoes and
tramp through Jasper Courier.
The girls or jasper should be more
nrcnomicsl and mot waste two large saw.
logs in o-def 20 have new pair q
shoes Petersburg News.
The larger The shoe. the less sinking
IN mud. aud the foundation Is cerfainl,
fsmsr than when slraddIing pegs. Goo(
understanding should always be appre
cisr-d- provided il don't come down o.
4 fellows toes.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1887-03-18

~ An attempt 10 Assas~inate ths ca,
A'exaodes, q hu.sia. last Mosdsy tailed
and large number Cf conspirators VITA
oynH'n,ss bombs u their possession WsrI
The Jasper weekly courier., 1887-03-18

The Legislature has adjourned. A.
stated in an editorial in the independent
shortly after the Rrpuhlicsn aud Demo-
cratic parties nominated their state tick
ess lssi year. one in favor Of high license
and he other in favor Of local option,
that oothing pro or con would be done
~ either. sn,as oat 20 be true. Neither
parfy w. ~'rs.rr ~ w'ifs i wss advo-
cati.s r~usr.l'nx tenn pes Ance. Hunting
burg Independent
The a0ove q not : fair criticism ol
either political party, - shown By ths
recent legislature The Democratic
Senate passed bill in favor Of high IL
ccnse, g they promised, and the Re-
publisan House passed bill in favor O
local option. It was the difference Ia
the fWo platforms that prevented eitbe'
from bocominx isw. and not want o
sincerify II the editor Of the "Inde
psndenf'' had been : member. no doUb
his sincere principles would have le'
him to vote Tor prohibition. judging y!
HE voting for the prohibition State tick
ef. VET he could not have secured Il
adoption BY either branch OF the Legis
Iature.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1887-03-18

NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT.
~ Office u hereby given that John G
~ Kirkland has been appointed Ad.
|minisirator ofthe estate If Samuel Kirk.
land. late OF Dubois county, Indiana. de-
ceased. Said estate is supposed to b
solvent.
JoHx g. KIRKLAND, Admr.
TRArLoR . HUNTER. Att'ys
March 4th. 1897 3w.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1887-03-18

The "Wh.te CSpsv were ont on : raid
IN Crawford eouaty, neS- Nsrsngc. TWO
nights this week. leaving notices with
certain pevs0ns % reform a once o.
tbsy voald ne 'Akea out and whipped.
Two m~n who received The notice have
departed ioF more peaceful cIimes. IN.
A Ledger.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1887-03-18

Notice to Heirs aud Others OT
Petition ~ Sell Real Estate.
lxo 77sl
STATE OF INDIANA.
DUBors rouxrY ~;
- re-, 4: Dubois c''ss's Court April Term
Maxdslena M@hling. Ad- \
mImistnirix Of the Es-
tate Of Joseph Mchl.ny,
Deceased.
William Nehiing. Frank p..,,,a \.
ans.sr Sell Real
hnsbsnd. Francis Meh. ''e'
ling. Henry Mrhiimg. 4
Bertha Mehling. Ida
Mshii"g. Len Mshlimg. /
Msthiss Osimg~r, Cath
asine DA.lsbsch
NOTICE y hereby given IN said above
- manned defendants, that the said ps-
itiomer. ~ the Adsninissr~six Of said e.
tate of Joseph M~hling. decreased ha-
died h.r petition TO sell the Res! Estate
Of The dscedrni. TO make assets 70 pas
the debts and liabilities Of said Estate
and that aid petition u Get for hearing
on the sih judicisl day OF The Apri
term. 1857. Of said Circuit Court. tO-wii
on the 81 dav or May. A. D..lse7
| - -, Witness my hamd and seal
Msrrb 9Th. 1877.
| IGNATz Eek EXT. Clerk d. G G
| BRUN.' BUErrxEw. An )rmey for NAG
DALESA MEHLtxo, Administratrix.
| March IL 1857 -3w fpf - |
The Jasper weekly courier., 1887-03-18

Notice Of Final settlement Of Es-
tate.
NOTICE II hereby given to the credit
~ ora heirs aud legstees Of Lloyd
Funk. deceased. to appear IN the Dubois
Circuit Court, held At Ja-per, Indiana
on the 25,h day Of April. 1857, and show
csuse Il any, why the Final Settlement
Accounts with the estate Of said dece
dent should not be approved, and ssid
heirs are notified 10 then aud there MAKE
proof 81 heirship, and receive their dis
tributiva shares.
This 4ih dav or March. 1887.
SARAH 3 FUNK. Admrx.
TRAYLoR 3 HUNTER. Atty's.
March lin. 1857 2w.s
The Jasper weekly courier., 1887-03-18

Many msu who thinks ~ is going o.
Get the world n0re ljnds eo his sorrow
that somebody has turned The hose o.
hin.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1887-03-18

61Mr. Alfred W. Bruner hss bought
NJ. Throop's Interest in the PaoIi Re-.
publican, and assumes editorial charge
this week. Mr.. Throop has made ps-
per the people of Ploli ere proud Of, buI
will nov devote himself 10 the law. Mr
Brurer hss bern Principal ~ the Ps0Ii
schooIs. We wish him ~ the success
HE Iab0rs viii SNOW he may merit, ~
bic. q him. new profession. He viii
nnd y more exscting than school teach'
ing.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1887-03-18
Grover Cleveland On : Renontna'
ti0u.


Ift;roxer Cleveland should he can
di3ase for ~ rlsction ia 1855. no man ="
she Republican ranks cc.id defe~s hi"'
lxxs-sS. i'm clssssrd's i~.sr = AsS<p'.nss' A's
y. 1SSl
.Ard of the mesns % this end not one
wouii. IN ,ny Judgment be more effect
i've snan an amcudment so the Constisu'
sicn di.auAlif,iug the President from re-
elersion. When We consider the pstr""
aec 81 shis great oilire. the silnrene". q
pouer, The temptation 10 retain puh'''
plsce ones gained. And. more than ~
ihr availability party finds In ~ u
cum bent whom horsie of once holder
With 4 zeal born Of benefits receiscd. Ans
f.ssered By the hope o. fsvors yet =
r..s~r. siAnd ready 10 aid with none!
a- sr~ined polisicsl service. We recoz
MA. in the eligibility Of the Presiden
snr ,e-.i~csion most sssious danger =
thst calm. deliberate aud intelligent 70
lite i action which must chsracter'ze
government by. the people
Ilill ard Gray can carry ail the peop's
however. and then we would have
Despocratic administration.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1887-03-18
FARM FOR SALE.

I have for sale good farm Of 100 acres
in Jefferson township. Dubois count
Ind in Sections 28 and 29. Town 2 South,
Range 8 II has on II . good house ol
fonr rooms, also barn. 300 apple trees.
I xood springs and cistern. will sell
for 81 500, and on easy terms. Apply at
|AltOga +. O.
March 1l'h. 1887 ny 81.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1887-03-18

Columbia sOWm>hsp l'rus.
tees Notice.
THE undersigned, Trustee Of Columbia
I Tp.. Dubois county, Ind, will at
tend to Townshi business At bis resi-
demce on every Saturday, aud persons
having township business 10 transact
are requested 70 present Il on that day OF
1.-THE week.
The townshsp library is kept st the
Office OF the Trustee. where those entitled
can obtain books.
| r. BURTON.
rrusiee Columbia Tp.
June 27'h 1884 : ~.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1887-03-18

y Tho vincennes. Jasper and New
Albany r. r. enginsess surveyed I'VE
different lines IN and through Jasper,
from different points on the line. spend-
ing about week here Tbe Iast Iioe ran
over the top of John 0rsmelspscher 4
Cas- planning mill ONCE. Alter figuring
on essh, Il will be determined which a
adopl. The one running It the Nosih
end of town seems 20 BE- Tho shortest
The corps ere now at work On the linz
from here 70 French Lick.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1887-03-18

Isy. aud Clement Dvsse. of Dubois, Di.
lrectoss Of she Southern Indiana Prison
Ito fiII the vacancies Occarioued ~ the
Hast Legislature failing 10 elect two ID.
rectors. The two new Directors were
lnOiified OF their appointment this mora
1 ing, and they will probably arrive N
IJeffsrsonviIle the fret 0t next week "
lcosDmence business. There 10 much q
Be dune, aud their fret sesron will doubts
lless % Z long smd wcasisome one. Ths
! indianapolis politicians have alresd,
made W . slate naming the Warden
|sub0sdihzles. and % The slsle-pskers ar'
Ill 10 sushorisy II d more than likel,
that Il . reliable,
| Drs. Sid Mcclure and W. d. Fous
will This afternoon publish card IN IN
J siJetfersonvilie and indianapolis paper
irelativo 10 the death Of the convict ~
4 NeiII- This 10 The man Wbom The In
n lvessigatimg Cosnmistee reported % hav'
I lheen tortured until life We exs,ucs
/. fhe gentleman stated that they assistes
liz holding the post mortem with III
Iconsens oI Coroner Roos. aud found tha
tine deceased cnsne 10 HE dexsh frou
-Idropsy o. The heart. They slssy say lhs
There were no evidences upon his bod
or bic having been beaten.
) The announcement Of the Governor
appoinfmcDt cr0aied consia .rable ~
citesDsnt sDd disappointment amonI
rlshe ward politicians % J.iisrsorvsIl
/. this morning Evcrsone has worke,
b hard against Capt Howard. and fev
: days ago, u u said. they sssembied Il
The teeg room Of : Law e0ice % Sprin|
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1887-06-23
How Sugar IS Made Write.

The way in which sugar is made per-
fectly white, it is said, was found ont
in curious way. A hen that had gone
through u clay mud puddle went with
her muddy feet into a sugar house. It
was observed by some one that where
ever the tracks were, tho sugar was
white. This ell to some experiments,
The result was, the wet clay came to
be used in refining sugar. 1t is used in
this way. The sugar is put into earth
ern jars, shaped rs you see the sugar
loaves are. The large ends are up
wards. The smaller ends have hole
in them. The jar is filed with sugar
the clay put over the top and kept wet.
The moisture goes down through the
sugar, and drops from the hole in tie
small end of the jar This makes thu
sugar perfectly white. Household.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1887-06-23

First school building occupied in 1850
First Church tPresbytcrianl, organized
isl state Capital removed TO Lexington
June 4, iT2 Lexington Library, the old
est institution OF IT'S kind in the state, II
not in the West, was founded In INA
Transylvania University established in
l7S0. Aaron Burr visited Lexington in
1901. President Monroe, Grant and Ar
thur, also Gcnerat jackson and loyal for
eigners have paid her visits. General
LaFayctie's visit was May IL, 1884. The
road bed OF the first railroad in the West
was laid here October 81, iSsi. In 1870,
there were $40 factories, workshops and
stores here, with capital OF SiO)o,0o.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1887-06-23
THE WAYS OF MAN.
How the Average Mortal Is Impressed b
an Advertisement.

How the Average Mortal Is Impressed by
an Advertisement.
The first time q man looks at an adj
yertisemcnt he does not see IT,
The second time he does not notice
IL
The third time he is dimly conscious
Of il.
The fourth time he family remem.
bers seeing something Of the kind be-
fore.
The fifth time he half reads it.
The sixth time he turns up his nose
at t.
The seventh time he throws the pa
per down impaticntly.
The eight time he calculates
There's the COMPOUNDED thing again"
The ninth time he wonders II there's
any thing in il
The tenth time he thinks II might
possibly suit somebody else's ease.
The eleventh time no thinks he will
ask his neighboT II he has tfiel 1t, or
knows any thing abolt II.
The twelfth time he wonders II The
advertiser can maker pay.
The thirteenth time he rather thinks
IL must be goodthing,
The fourteenth time he happens 10
think 1t is just what he wanted.
The fifteenth time he for a long time
resolves to try tas soon as he can AZ
ford IL,
The sixteenth time ho examines the
address carefully and makes a mem
orandum Of il.
The seventeenth time he is tanta.
LIKED to think he is hardly able to AZ
ford il.
The eighteenth time he secs painfully
how much he is in need Of that particu-
lar article.
The nineteenth time he counts his
money TO see how much he would have
left II he bought IL.
The twentieth time he PUSHES fran.
tically forth and buys it. = 7otsdo Btadc.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1887-06-23

room below mine, and an instant later
had come the sound of the pistol shot
and the fall of Mrs Winters body on
the floor above. 1had made the mis-.
take of mingling the two tragic occurs
rences together Instead Of the fourth
floor front lodger going to his room /
had heard Leclair ON his way to Mrs.
Winters door, from which he returned
after having failed to arouse her
"The Coroner held his inquest. and
the jury returned verdict In accord
snce with the facts. Although / re-
manned for some time longer in the
same room never again placed any
confidence in the tales which came TO
me through the old fashioned fire.
place. IN Y Times.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1887-06-23
COUNSEL EoR HE SNAKE.
How Lawyer Refused the Request OF q
prosucctiye Client.

How n Lawyer Refused the Request OF u
Prospective Client.
The relations between counsel and
client in England are conducted on a
cash basis. A barrister receives his
fee when the brief which is to guide
him in the trial of the case is handed
to him. 1t was said Of an able lawyer
who practiced at the New York bar
fifty years ago, that he was always
seized with violent fit -nf. coughing
while client was stating a case. IT.,
however, the client dropped the retain
ing fee into the counsel's fdgety left
hand, the spasm instantly subsidized.
Lawyers sometimes resort to strange
devices in order to avoid taking cases
where the compensation offered is not
as great as they think it should be. A
San Francisco lawyer once found him
self in mining town, where his dissi-
patton left him without money to pay
his bills or to get away. One morning
where the lawyer was guest and said
he needed firstrate lawyer. The
host said that celebrated San Fran
cisco lawyer was staying there, and
showed the prospective client upstairs
TO his room. The lawyer was still in
bed, but he listened with pleasure to
the mans story, thinking that fat re-
tainer would set him again on his feet.
The case was this; A neighbor had a
pet rattlesnake which had escaped
from its cage and bitten the complain
ants horse. The horse died in conse-
quence of the bite, The owner wanted
to prosecute for damages and desired
to employ first-class lawyer to bring
suit.
How much, sir, was your horse
worthp' asked the lawyer, wishing to
name fee which should be in proper.
ton to the amount claimed.
Five dollars replied the man.
II am very sorry that can't serve
you" said the lawyer, II am retained
for the snake" and he turned over in
the bed, a Disguised man. - Youths
! Companion.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1887-06-23

w. B. Davis. Of Pcrrydale, Ore,
evidently objects to appearing as a
witness before the grand jury. The
other day, when he saw the deputy
sheriff coming with subpoena, he
jumped barb-wire fence and started
across a wheat field. When about
half way across he looked back and
saw the deputy was gaining on him
He then sat down and pulled of h
boots and struck out barefoot with the
speed Of deer. and finally got away.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1887-06-23

Lightning struck the house Of An
drew Pear, near Independent Hill, Va,
and killed his two daughters, his five
year-old boy. and Luther Wright, who
had taken refuge from the storm. Two
other children were Frustrated, but
will recover. Chicago Herald.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1887-06-23

"A young woman Of Beaver Falls,
Pa, is 50 charged with electricity that
a .harpn which she wore in her head
all day was magnetized enough to hold
up sixty-nine needles by their points
When the young woman's hair is
stroked in the dark it emits sparks, and
to touch her is to receive II shock Ms
from Il magnetic battery. --Boston
R,lfi1el
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1887-06-23


suffer dizziness, indigestion, Inflammation
of tho eyes, headache, lassitudo, inability
10 perform montal work and iudlsposltoh
for bodily labor, and annoy and disgust
your friends and acqpaintancos with your
nasal twang and offensive breath and con-
slant efforts to clean your nose and throat
when DIR. Sagu's "Catarrh Romody' Will
promptly rolicvc you OF discomfort and
suffering, and your friends OF the disgust
ing and needless infectious OF your icstho-
some disoasc
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1887-06-23

Diner Waiter, how came this
slceve-buttou in my soupP Waiter
Sleeve buttons? Is that so, sirp Beg
pardon; we never give sleeye-buttons
in tomato soup; only collar-buttons-
Let me exchange it for you, sir. y
Boston Courier.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1887-06-23

~ rQuAft otatathNut W - NAfFfNA"fs
"For years have had oAssi trouble
amounting 10 nothing short OF consumption.
sac how others In like condition had been
cured by tho use OF DR. Plcrce's Golden
Medical Discovery, and resolved 20 test Us
merits In my own case. Tue results arc va
piaAS aS hardly 10 require btisi0ek or any
dsger. in favor OF this 9raf, remedy. II
docs ari IL claimHi IL bHlids up tho system,
Supports and strengthens where others
faii.u He ada MY recovery, which Is
now on sure IoaAddfia,s, hit9es entirely on
tho oofapdts OF this wonderful Restorative,
having tried other remedies without a 81
OF relief"
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Anypers who take. the rapsr reonlsrlv nam m.
1to4o4, whether dreriedto hls name ar zhesesr ~
Y, .to.e.ioes Or no., !. respousble Cor The pay
t.t court. hafe decided thai refusing 70 lake nav,
|per. and periodicals. from the no-isblce az rer.o,
-. ~ ,..-ng them uncalled iof Is prims Iasia svi-
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1887-06-23
Throo Hotties caro- CatarTh.

Er1 RonBiSs. I,saenn 7, o., op,u,.en - -,
Pa, sayas my daughter hni cAiAp - ~,
Saws caisrrh Rrfrrdy advertised. Aua p'q,,,
CURED 4 bottle for hrr, and son ~ .nas
hclpca her; third bottle cucot D.a.s IA ara
sound and hrarty"
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1887-06-23
acaustantiy Hawking ana sPltiinE.p

TnoaAs J. HusniSd, Psi, - Tug s.s.e,.
81. L0uis No, vritssi Wa s Isa. snnsass
hrr,iiv BREATHE and was constantly haNhnt
and spitiiaR, AMI for the last ciEht mnnih,
could not hrSathe through inc nosu. :
iiv Il Was advised. 10 try Dns raFcl n iaffh
iLrfnesiy, and am now a Wen man. ucne,e
IL 10 hr tho only sure rrmciy ivr calalin ~.
fair trial 10 experience astounding reinin AND
A permanent curV."
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1887-06-23

TnEHE Is Means OF Graduating local dis
ease OF The skin, viz Glonn's sulphur Soap.
Hlii's Hair and Whiskor Dye. 5oc.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1887-06-23
The MARKETS.

AT what age do mon usually wish to 70
tire from lifci Hermitage.
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To riSp out how old lady ls-aak some
other lady. Dsattik Br~se
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% months treatment for SOc Piso'l
Remedy for Catarrh, Sold by druggists
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Foop for reflection tho good dinner that
YOU missed. - Hhiiehan NiAeL
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lee cream bricks for a nickel are a
Philadelphia dainty
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a,ln,o,a Arony from Caiarrh.s

Prof. w. IAusNEI, the fnmoua mremcf1n.
~ ithftrr. ~ r., Wriirai "toino ten Years nee
/ suacrcA untold agony from chronic nA.al
,nfsirnblr. ana aid must die. Ny cas- was
ss,th a bad one. that every day towards sun.
80, my Voicp would bccotnc 10 boar conia
nv ,s,ushing and clearing % my THREAT would
altnost - Triangle me. Iiy the ut1 9! ~. regc
Catnrrh ilrnicdy. Ia thruu monihA Wa Neh
man. aud tho euro has been Ff"An@
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Somebody wants to know aremedy
for bad luck. Hard work is the best
thing that we know of. --Boston Post.